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Some cyphers maybe. But it's highly unlikely that all or even most in use are compromised. There are many cryptography researchers who aren't part of the NSA. O
by nabogh 3y ago
Some cyphers maybe. But it's highly unlikely that all or even most in use are compromised. There are many cryptography researchers who aren't part of the NSA. Other nations for example. And banks obviously trust some cryptography.
- throwawaymaths 3y agoEven if they were compromised I imagine the nsa would probably hesitate to use it in a detectable way and "save it for a real threat"
- DontchaKnowit 3y agoI recall reading that government agencues forced the NIST to relax certain crypography standards so that they could still be reasonably broken with super computers.